It's Time. Faces of The Campaign - Tilton School

My family has returned to NH after 18months in San Diego, due to my husband’sjob, and we couldn’t be happier! Carson hasstarted pre-school, and I accepted my old jobback as a special education teacher at HollisBrookline High School. Best wishes to myclassmates. I hope you are all doing well!”93Heather Walker-White writes, “Josh and Iare thrilled to announce the birth of ourprecious miracles, Liam Patrick and Ella FaithWhite, on April 9, 2006. They came a littleearly (Liam was just too eager to see whatthis world was all about), but everyone ishappy and healthy and the babies arebeyond beautiful! Liam weighed in at 4 lbs., 51⁄2 oz. and was 17 1 ⁄4 inches long. Ella was 3lbs., 15 oz. and 17 inches long. We are soblessed. I hope everyone from Tilton is well.”Scott Clatur writes, “Tiffany and I just hadour second son, Chase Dalton, born June 14,2006. Aidan, our oldest, is now 3 1 ⁄2. My, howtime flies. We moved for my job outside ofAnn Arbor, MI, about a year ago and love ithere. Would love to hear how folks are. Dropa line to say hello.”Liam and Ella, children of Heather Walker-White’93 and husband Josh.94Kelsey Schmid-Sommer won the UnitedStates Telemark Ski Championship in March2006. A story about this appeared in theCaledonian (St. Johnsbury, VT). It is quite astory because she is 29 years old and hasn’traced since she was at Tilton. She was not onthe U.S. team, but the coach saw her skiingand told her he thought that she was probablythe fastest woman in the United Statesand maybe the fastest in the world. Heencouraged her to sign up for the World Cupraces and National Championship. She beatevery woman on the U.S. team in every raceshe entered and finished off the season bywinning all three U.S. Championship racesand was named overall U.S. Champion. Shewill go to Europe in January 2007 to race inthe World Cup events and hopes to be able torepresent the United States at the 2010Olympics, where telemark skiing will be ademonstration sport. Of course, she would beinterested in finding people who like to helpworld-class athletes!Kelsey Schmid-Sommer ’94.95Andrew Warren writes, “Hi all. It’s been awhile since I have sent in a note or evencommunicated with any of you. I am still inSan Francisco (four years now) and workingfor a music marketing company calledJamBase.com. I have been here for fouryears and currently run the InformationDepartment. Life is good; I ran the Dublin,Ireland, Marathon last October and amcurrently training for the 2006 SFMarathon as well as the 2006 HonoluluMarathon. After that it’s on to the 2007Boston run; then I think I will take a break.Let’s see, other than that, I am just working,loving SF and running. Get in touch if youhead out West.”96Heather Sutcliffe Kros was married atCamp Deerwood on October 1, 2005. Shemarried James Kros, the older brother ofKent Sutcliffe’s ’92 wife, Angie. Heather isliving in California and working as the activitiesdirector of an adult day-care center.James is a landscape architect. The followingattended Heather’s wedding: Ben Didsbury,Erica Connors, Lauren Bergman, AubreyLove and Jen Lapoint Messer ’93 andhusband Al Messer ’93. Kelly Cope Russackwrites, “Rams of 1996 (students and faculty)!You all have one week remaining to gear upfor the reunion. I looked at the list of ’96ers,and it’s pretty small . . . where are you? I knowa lot of you still live in the area...get ittogether! JetBlue it to Tilton, NH, for legal40 | Fall 2006